What do you guys prefer to do if carrying out a ‘make safe job’ for example exposed conductors accessible to touch. Do you lock off (you may not be the person doing the work next) or do you disconnect the circuit and label what the problem is?
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Lock off prove dead and leave dead until work is finished, issue P to W to Authorised Person doing the work ,trust me I have bad experiences when people don't follow the rule IT'S NOT WORTH IT BELIEVE ME, GOT THE SCARS TO REMIND ME.What do you guys prefer to do if carrying out a ‘make safe job’ for example exposed conductors accessible to touch. Do you lock off (you may not be the person doing the work next) or do you disconnect the circuit and label what the problem is?
Make safe at ALL TIMESDisconnect where possible
Would you not class disconnecting making safe? I guess the person should be electrically skilled to be able to reconnect.Make safe at ALL TIMES
lock off kits can be removed. remember , you have to allow for stupid.If it can’t be easily disconnected, or on an important circuit, power off, WAGOS in a WAGO box, and power back on.
unless customer being a prat…. Then it’s the mcb lock off kit and keep the key.
Just the general consensus, carrying out maintenance or EICRs. I know it’s not practical to lock everything thing off. Isn’t locking off more for our own safety when carrying out the work and disconnecting is for when we are making safe part of or the whole circuit?Think we need more information as to who is actually responsible, what is your involvement etc....
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